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O. A. C. Review Volume 38 Issue 6, February 1926

by: Ontario Agricultural College

Publication date: 1926-02-01

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada

Publisher: Ontario Agricultural College

Collection: oac_review; university_of_guelph; ontario_council_university_libraries; toronto

Contributor: Literary Society of the Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph

Language: English

Rights: University of Guelph

This issue begins with two articles from the Department of Agriculture regarding exporting beef cattle and hogs. Agricultural articles pertain to the improvement of New Brunswick agriculture, creating an insect collection, and the Ontario Agriculture and Experimental Union meeting. Other articles address Tom Thompson's contribution to Canadian art and the college's acquisition of his painting, "The Drive". Student contributions include a short story, a war remembrance, and a travel diary of the Norwegian fiords. The highlight of the campus news is the success of the second annual College Royal. Oher campus news reports on the athletic activities, the Fourth Year sleighing party, and the Short Course reception. The Alumni column provides an update of various alumni banquets and alumni activities. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the travel diary of a visit to Canterbury and alumnae updates.

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Description_tableofcontents: The North Land Now is Calling; How should Canada export her beef cattle?; Fat hogs hurt bacon export trade; Trends of improvements in agriculture in New Brunswick; Young Blood Tells; Ten days in the Norwegian Fiords; Making an insect collection; "Depth Charges"; News and views; Editorial; College life; Athletics; Macdonald; Alumni; Locals; advertising;

Editor: L. C. Young; H. G. Tillman; H. A. Knox; A. H. Stevens; J. E. Whitmore; D. A. Andrew; W. C. Fisher; G. B. Hood; W. A. Garland; E. G. Wright; C. G. L. Reid; G. S. Walley; A. A. Kingscote; G. Mackinney; R. W. Thompson; Miss M. Whittington; Miss F. Parsons;